In its first response to the "Trump Plan," Hamas: We reject disarmament and the international force is a "new form of occupation."

In the first clear indication of its stance on the American peace plan, a source within Hamas revealed the movement's outright rejection of two key provisions believed to form the core of the proposal, emphasizing that the movement will not accept disarmament and considers any presence of international forces in Gaza as 'a new form of occupation.'

A source in Hamas was quoted by a network stating that the movement views its weapons as a guarantee against the recurrence of aggression and will not agree to relinquish them under any circumstances.

The source added that the idea of deploying an 'international force' in the sector, which has been mentioned in leaks about the plan, is completely rejected, as the movement sees it as an attempt to impose foreign guardianship and a cover for the continued security control over Gaza.

These statements come at a critical time, just a few days after the movement officially received 'Trump's plan' through intermediaries in Qatar and Egypt, while the world awaits its official response within the timeframe set by the American president.

These points are considered 'red lines' that could complicate the negotiation process and indicate that Hamas will demand substantial amendments to the security provisions in any final agreement.